It was mostly smiles and excited squeals, but there were a few tears Wednesday as elementary school students returned to the classrooms in the Washington, Lincoln and Immaculate Conception school buildings in Charles City. Some of the students at IC had the opportunity to meet or reacquaint themselves with the IC Tiger mascot. (Press photo James Grob.)It was mostly smiles and excited squeals, but there were a few tears Wednesday as elementary school students returned to the classrooms in the Washington, Lincoln and Immaculate Conception school buildings in Charles City. Some of the students at IC had the opportunity to meet or reacquaint themselves with the IC Tiger mascot. (Press photo James Grob.)It was mostly smiles and excited squeals, but there were a few tears Wednesday as elementary school students returned to the classrooms in the Washington, Lincoln and Immaculate Conception school buildings in Charles City. Some of the students at IC had the opportunity to meet or reacquaint themselves with the IC Tiger mascot. (Press photo James Grob.)It was mostly smiles and excited squeals, but there were a few tears Wednesday as elementary school students returned to the classrooms in the Washington, Lincoln and Immaculate Conception school buildings in Charles City. Some of the students at IC had the opportunity to meet or reacquaint themselves with the IC Tiger mascot. (Press photo James Grob.)It was mostly smiles and excited squeals, but there were a few tears Wednesday as elementary school students returned to the classrooms in the Washington, Lincoln and Immaculate Conception school buildings in Charles City. Some of the students at IC had the opportunity to meet or reacquaint themselves with the IC Tiger mascot. (Press photo James Grob.)It was mostly smiles and excited squeals, but there were a few tears Wednesday as elementary school students returned to the classrooms in the Washington, Lincoln and Immaculate Conception school buildings in Charles City. Some of the students at IC had the opportunity to meet or reacquaint themselves with the IC Tiger mascot. (Press photo James Grob.)It was mostly smiles and excited squeals, but there were a few tears Wednesday as elementary school students returned to the classrooms in the Washington, Lincoln and Immaculate Conception school buildings in Charles City. Some of the students at IC had the opportunity to meet or reacquaint themselves with the IC Tiger mascot. (Press photo James Grob.)It was mostly smiles and excited squeals, but there were a few tears Wednesday as elementary school students returned to the classrooms in the Washington, Lincoln and Immaculate Conception school buildings in Charles City. Some of the students at IC had the opportunity to meet or reacquaint themselves with the IC Tiger mascot. (Press photo James Grob.)
It was mostly smiles and excited squeals, but there were a few tears Wednesday as elementary school students returned to the classrooms in the Washington, Lincoln and Immaculate Conception school buildings in Charles City. Some of the students at IC had the opportunity to meet or reacquaint themselves with the IC Tiger mascot.
The middle school and the high school resumed class on Monday this week. The heat and humidity prompted the high school to send students home early and close its doors at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday this week. The high school is the only building in the Charles City School District without air conditioning in most of its rooms.
By John Burbridge
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Sherwin-Williams store manager Dakotah Jones and Graco representative Austin Swagel were on-hand to demonstrate the latest in commercial painting technology on Tuesday, April 21. Press photo by Travis Fischer
By Travis Fischer, tkfischer@charlescitypress.com
Sherwin-Williams hosted a demonstration for...
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The Charles City Cosmic Snowballs will be going to the FIRST LEGO League state contest in January. Pictured are Isaac Gassman, Benny Tracey, Flynn Osier, Ellie Mason, Dixie Wilson, Renner Kober, and Graham Hansen with coaches Kelsey VanderWerf and Patrick Nyberg. Submitted photo
By Travis Fischer, tkfischer@charlescitypress.com
The Charles City Cosmic Snowballs are planning...
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Press photo by John Burbridge
Charles City junior Carson Gallup chips onto the green during a meet earlier this season. On Tuesday, Gallup was the medalist with an 18-hole score of 80 while leading the Comets to a triangular win over New Hampton and Waukon.
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